University of Georgia

The University of Georgia Bulldogs represent fierce competition, tradition, and championship success in Athens, Georgia. Since adopting the "Bulldogs" nickname in 1920—when a sportswriter remarked on the animal’s dignity and ferocity—Georgia has built a dominant athletic legacy led by its football program. The Bulldogs have claimed four national championships, including back-to-back titles under coach Kirby Smart in recent years. Georgia holds 17 conference championships and 15 SEC titles, ranking second in conference history. Sanford Stadium, famously “Between the Hedges,” hosts 92,746 fans united under the "Go Dawgs!" chant. The Uga bulldog mascot lineage adds to rich traditions, complemented by two Heisman Trophy winners: Frank Sinkwich in 1942 and Herschel Walker in 1982. Beyond football, Georgia has earned 52 total national championships in sports including gymnastics and swimming, making it a comprehensive collegiate athletics powerhouse. Bulldog Nation thrives on pride, passion, and a relentless quest for victory.